DeltaFireXTM Car Port System Revision 1-4 5 (iv) Metallic flashing (e) As the DeltaTrim-MW and DeltaOrb-MW sandwich panels used in the DeltaFireXTM car port system constitutes bonded laminates, the following restrictions shall apply to the DeltaTrim-MW and DeltaOrb-MW sandwich panels: (i) Each lamina shall be non-combustible. For clarity this includes low carbon steel (see AS1530.1 test in Section A.2) or mineral wool (see AS1530.1 test in Section A.1). As permitted under Section 3.3.2, low carbon steel from any manufacturer may be used and the steel may include a surface finish not exceeding 1 mm thickness with a spread of flame index no greater than 0. (ii) Each adhesive layer may not exceed 1 mm in thickness and the total combined thickness of adhesive layers may not exceed 2 mm. (iii) The spread of flame index and the smoke developed index of the bonded laminated material as a whole shall not exceed 0 and 3 respectively (refer to AS1530.3 test certificates given in Section Appendix B). Unless detailed otherwise above, all other systems shall be in accordance with the DtS provisions. 1.4 Variations to DtS Provisions and Performance Requirements Table 1-1 lists the variations to the DtS requirements and the performance requirements as agreed by stakeholders. Table 1-1 Variations from BCA-DtS provisions and performance requirements. DtS reference Issue Performance Requirements IFEG Subsystems 9.2.8(c)&(d) Use of an open carport with a sandwich panel roof system consisting solely of non-combustible lamina but using combustible adhesive between laminae. H3P1(1) A – Fire initiation and development and control B – Smoke development and spread and control 1.5 Details of Standards Referenced in Report The details of any acts, regulations, codes or standards which this report may reference are given in Table 1-2. Table 1-2. Details of Standards - informative. Reference in this Report Year Version Title NCC NCC 2022 ABCB National Construction Code 2022 , Building Code of Australia – Housing Provisions Standard. NCC NCC 2022 ABCB National Construction Code 2022 Building Code of Australia – Volume 2.
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